It's a pity I didn't watch it all over again;
The film begins with a mindless story of a police detective arresting the protagonist and his brother in the apartment,
As for what happened because I didn't make it clear (it may also be that there is a problem with the translation I read),
When the brothers were escorted downstairs, the two attempted to escape. The detective fired a shot at the brother. It can be inferred from the story behind that the unexpected space - the "circular staircase" was generated at this time, and then the three were trapped in all kinds of mania!
I wouldn't be at all surprised to see that someone shut down the movie; if there was no explanation behind, you would think that either the actor's acting was crippled, or the screenwriter's brain was crippled;
As soon as the three of them come up, there will be all kinds of hysteria, making you feel that there is no normal person (and indeed there is no normal person);
Then jump to the second story, the man in red drove his girlfriend and her child to see his ex-husband. On the way, the man in red caused his girlfriend's daughter's asthma due to his idiot, and he idiotically sprinkled the only medicine; Space" loop road generation.
Then the people in both stories spent 35 years in the "unexpected space";
How can we break open the unexpected space? Wait for the space maker to die.
I understand the following explanation as follows: "Accidental space" is a spiritual world of self-blame and regret. Only by shutting emotions like "regret and self-blame" into the circular space can people in reality live normally; while the space in reality The maker dies, the "unexpected space" dissipates, and the people who come out will uncontrollably create another "unexpected space", and so on...
The man in red came out of the boatman's "unexpected space", and because he broke up with his girlfriend in reality, he felt regret, and he went to generate the unexpected space in the second story - the circular highway; the red clothes in reality thirty-five years later When the man died, the "accidental space" dissipated. The only surviving son of the red-clothed boyfriend and girlfriend, and because he shot his wife's lover in reality, regretted it and created the unexpected space in the first story. The detective is the little boy in the second story.
At the end, the "accidental space" of the first story dissipated because the police detective was released from prison and died, and the male protagonist came out to create another accidental space, but the film did not explain why the male protagonist regretted and blamed himself in reality?
What I don't understand is why the man in red and the police detective who are dying in the end both persuade those who survived in the space not to go out.
Wait a minute, I seem to understand, but I misunderstood a little bit earlier. When I explained it at the end, I said that because of the existence of "unexpected space", young people in reality can live better lives. People can gradually get out of the unexpected space; and the elderly will be trapped in the "unexpected space" for the rest of their lives because they cannot enjoy it.
But there is another way to get out. The first story is the elevator, and the second story is the police car, but once you step on it, you will become someone else's space maker, and you will fall into the second "accidental space", which is the place of death; so the space maker At the end of the memory recovery, I persuaded other people in the space not to go out in advance. Because they know it's a trap.
What does the film express? Most people spend the first half of their lives in panic, and in the second half of their lives, they are immersed in self-blame, while most people are dismissive of the warnings of their predecessors, and regret it in no rush; Don't be in a hurry, in the boring day after day, find a way out of life, be patient, and think twice!
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